Meanings of rescue banks in anglès

The U.S. government had to rescue banks during the financial crisis because many of them had insufficient capital.

U.S. stocks dropped, dragged by falling technology shares and uncertainty about the government's latest plans to rescue banks.

A slump was prevented by a huge Keynesian public spending programme; meltdown was prevented by using public funds to rescue banks.

But she has yet to block a state aid deal during the economic crisis, nearly all of which were to rescue banks.

The Woori privatization is part of efforts to claw back public funds injected to rescue banks during the Asian financial crisis in late-1990s.

Twelve years ago, the urgent need to rescue banks following the financial crisis pushed the requirement to cut carbon emissions down policymakers' to-do lists.

The aim is to prevent taxpayers being called on to rescue banks and to limit the risk to the wider financial system if they fail.

As of June 2012, FROB has spent 15 billion euros to rescue banks without taking into account the biggest problem lender, Bankia.

But state- rescued banks have not done any deals with their customers.

This would also make rescued banks more attractive to new investors and support market confidence.

Since the economic downturn, the Government's primary focus has been on rescuing banks and financial institutions.

The loans that used to sit on rescued banks' books were transferred to Sareb at varying discounts.

Blackstone, the bank and the FROB, which handles the state's stakes in rescued banks, declined to comment.

The rescued banks were later privatized.

It does not allow for sharing power or financial costs of closing down or rescuing banks at EU level.

The rescued banks were nationalised.